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Mistley residents plead for Essex County Council's help over fence - Vimarsana News

Mistley residents plead for Essex County Council's help over fence

RESIDENTS of a village in Tendring are demanding that a Supreme Court ruling is acted upon by Essex County Council - in order to improve health and…

How can England reclaim its moors? - Vimarsana News

How can England reclaim its moors?

Although wild camping has long been legal in Scotland, 92% of England's countryside remains off-limits. Now Dartmoor National Park is at the centre of a battle to reclaim the outdoors.

Source: bbc.com
Rochdale News | News Headlines | Hundreds of objections received for controversial Ponderosa houses planning application as Land Registry documents show a restrictive covenant may cover the land - Vimarsana News

Rochdale News | News Headlines | Hundreds of objections received for controversial Ponderosa houses planning application as Land Registry documents show a restrictive covenant may cover the land

Hundreds of objections have been received after a controversial planning application for 30 rental homes on a patch of...

Wild camping to be allowed in UK national park after appeal - Vimarsana News

Wild camping to be allowed in UK national park after appeal

London (AFP) July 31, 2023 - Camping overnight will be allowed again in a national park in southwest England after an appeal on Monday overturned a High Court ruling which had banned the long-standing tradition.

The Guardian view on wild camping at Dartmoor: immersion in beauty is legal after all | Editorial - Vimarsana News

The Guardian view on wild camping at Dartmoor: immersion in beauty is legal after all | Editorial

<strong>Editorial:</strong> An attempt to ban backpackers from one of England’s most beautiful national parks has failed. Now we need a wider conversation about access to nature